Ohio cities shuffle health and law posts in brief
Cleveland Mayor George Voinovich names OCI veteran Larnes E Bowes as Cleveland health director amid praise. Luther Heckman leaves Ohio Public Utilities Commission to join a Columbus law firm as a partner. Ohio Lottery daily number drawn 120 with 465 114 in sales and 341 714 payout. Dogfighting bill tightens penalties to a fourth-degree felony with up to five years in prison. Gould Inc Ocean Systems Division plans 20 million in local subcontracts prioritizing minority and handicapped firms and city-based businesses.
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Mondale Campaign Swing In Cleveland For Fundraiser
Vice President Walter Mondale planned a campaign stop in Cleveland to address a Democratic fundraiser at a downtown hotel. The event charged 100 per ticket for a cocktail party to aid Senate incumbents. over 300 tickets had been sold, according to Cuya hoga County Democratic Party Chairman Timothy Hagan. Mondale campaigns nationwide for Carter while the president stays at the White House amid the Iranian hostage crisis.
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Grand jury urges higher pay and more staff for jail
The Lorain County Jail under the grand jury’s review Wednesday was found understaffed and the panel called for a task force to study raising jail staff pay. Prisoners were said to be idle too often and should work more. tutors praised sanitation and diet as adequate.
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UN panel urges patience on Iran hostages relief
The UN calls for patience as Iran hosts for Americans may not be freed until May, while U S officials urge caution. Cyrus Vance says Behesht’s remarks are hard to interpret and notes the panel’s aim remains a release. The UN secretary general hopes for progress soon amid a complex situation.
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Skatetown U S A Review Cites Unknown Comic Effect
Encore magazine on December 21 1979 notes Murry Langston as the Unknown Comic delivering one liners from beneath his brown paper disguise. Langston says he will continue the routine though now revealed.
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Horvitz empire to get peacemaker trustees in suit
The Horvitz empire faces a trust pressuring consolidation in family newspapers and holdings. Judge approves the arrangement naming Harry Horvitz as executive officer until retirement. The seven grandchildren are to share the $180 million estate, with Kane named trustee and Leonard active in the highway construction firm.
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Tito Fights Decline as Belgrade Reports Peaceful Night
Yugoslavia President Josip Broz Tito, 87, remains conscious as kidney heart and lung failure and internal bleeding challenge his health. Medical bulletin notes no change in general condition while intensive care continues. Western diplomats and locals sense the doctors face a near-terminal battle.
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NAACP Criticizes School Equal Opportunity Plan In Elyria
The NAACP and local activists fault the plan for vague minority recruitment methods and lack of clear upward mobility for minority staff, plus no explicit provision to hire disabled persons under the Rehabilitation Act. The board delays final action, with April likely for approval.
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Government freezes new federal furniture purchases
Washington report says federal agencies face a freeze on new office and household furniture purchases costing over 200 million dollars annually. James McIntyre Jr of the OMB leads the move after a Senate subcommittee audit found excess stock in 76 GSA storage sites. The plan prioritizes used or rehabilitated furniture and requires agencies to file expense plans for prior approval.
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Government fraud totals billions in UPI report
GAO head Elmer Staats told the Senate Appropriations Committee that fraud, abuse and waste run into billions across the federal government. He cited 130,000 cases over 2 1 2 years and said fraud touches payrolls, loan guarantees and education benefits.
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